Dorset LEP invests over £700,000 in Bournemouth & Poole College
In an effort to close Dorset’s skill gap, Dorset LEP is investing £712,800 into three facility upgrade projects at Bournemouth & Poole College.
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Schools successfully tackle bullying
Some 40 primary, middle and secondary schools across Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole have received an award in recognition for their work to protect children against bullying.
It’s Scam Awareness Fortnight
One in three people in the West have been a target of a scam since lockdown, which is why Citizens Advice Dorset is keen to back the Scam Awareness Campaign which runs from 15-28 June.
The high street opens today but to shop locally
It’s here at last. If you’ve been missing your retail therapy, pop out to your local high street today, Monday 15 June as many shops which sell non-essential goods are opening.
Viewpoint magazine June 2020
VIEWPOINT MAGAZINE | JUNE 2020– Your Independent Local MagazineINSIDE THIS ISSUE Ringwood Regal closer to being saved – Louts and Sir Stirling Moss changed Formula 1 forever – Call for ban on disposable BBQs in the New Forest – Love washes ashore in bottle – Dorset Arts Festival to go ahead – Local attractions begin…
Tops Day Nurseries Hi5 Club forced to close
Cheryl Hadland, Tops Day Nurseries managing director is disappointed with recent government guidance, which has forced Tops Day Nurseries Hi5 Club to close their out of school provision.
Dame Vera Lynn replies to local care home
When residents of Colten Care’s Canford Chase home decided to send Dame Vera Lynn a card to celebrate her 103rd birthday, they hadn’t expected to get a reply.
Enhanced digital connectivity will create jobs in Bournemouth
If there is one thing lockdown has demonstrated, it is that technology is vital in 2020, so it is good to hear that Dorset is to become a trailblazer in this sphere.
Sandbanks Ferry puts measures in place for return to service
Health and safety measures will be in place when the Sandbanks Ferry returns to service on Wednesday 17 June following the completion of annual maintenance and refit works and in anticipation of an increase in passenger numbers.
New roles for Dorset Council employees
The Victorian proverb ‘change of work is as good as play’ could well apply to some employees of Dorset Council as the COVID- 19 crisis has seen almost 250 people take up temporary new roles to support frontline services.